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Being in your 50s is honestly hilarious. 😂
One friend is a grandma, another still has a 10-year-old at home. One is celebrating 25 years of marriage, while another is dating someone who’s 25. One looks like they haven’t aged since 35, and another threw their back out just by sneezing.
Some are planning retirement, others are starting over after divorce. Some are becoming empty nesters, while others are still attending school meetings and making lunches. Some are booking cruises, others are discovering dating apps for the first time.
Half of us are saying, “Life is just getting started!” while the other half need three business days to recover from sleeping in the wrong position.
We’re all the same age, yet somehow living completely different lives. 😂
Nobody warned us that our 50s would look this chaotic, unpredictable, and entertaining. Honestly, we deserve a group discount on therapy, multivitamins, and heating pads. 😭
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I've really enjoyed working with Run:ai. It's great technology and to have it open sourced should make it attractive for a lot of people.
Today, we’re open sourcing the full NVIDIA Run:ai platform as part of the NVIDIA DSX AI Factory Platform.
Developers, platform teams, and partners can build on production-grade AI workloads and GPU orchestration to improve GPU utilization, increase workload throughput, and bring AI factory solutions to market faster.
Deploy the integrated NVIDIA Run:ai platform or adopt individual components to fit your needs.
See what’s included, how to get started, and how to contribute: nvda.ws/4hRTubt
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data is all you need.
This is notable. DeepSeek, a lab usually first to pioneer novel algorithms and architectures, is saying that at this point, the ROI of improving data quality far exceeds that of working on novel post-training algorithms.
I think this has already been true for some time for non-lab practitioners. If you're doing llm post-training, 80% of your effort should go into looking at your data.
This means:
- Hiring experts to dig through your RL tasks
- Sifting through rollouts and sft data by hand to remove suspicious samples. Make sure all tasks are actually passable.
- Making sure your data is diverse in both difficulty and category.
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I have big time admiration for people that make decisions based on their moral compass. I don’t necessarily agree with Jacob but wish him well.
I resigned from Anthropic today. I spent the last three years doing pretraining research at both OpenAI and Anthropic. Neither company is acting responsibly. They are racing straight to self-improving superintelligence and gambling with our lives. More thoughts below.
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Irritated every time.
Replying to @dandarling
"We are experiencing a higher than normal call volume..."
I don't think they know what "normal" means. If every moment of the day is "higher than normal" then that is, in fact, normal.
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Slideware is going to the next level: agentware. Nobody knows what is real anymore. Maybe nothing is.
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Slinky 1.2 out today! nvidia.com/en-us/software/sl… Hoping to try this out today or tomorrow!
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Replying to @Ticketmaster
@Ticketmaster if you're gonna be a monopoly at least work when I need you please. Thank you!
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The medium for learning continues to change! Before it was O'reilly books but the shelf life just didn't last. Then coursera and the like but even that is outdated too soon. Now everyone can generate a custom course using AI. There's never been a better time to learn!
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I'm teaching a class tomorrow on inferencing at scale. It's a lot of Kubernetes, Dynamo, and playing with NIMS. I'm looking forward to it! learn.nvidia.com/courses/cou…
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